Better Tomorrow Solar

• Free Consultation
• Informational Videos
• Solar Calculator
• Available Rebates

Free Consultation

Many solar companies offer free consultations for those who are interested in going solar, but Better Tomorrow Solar gives customers the option to have a virtual or on-site consultation. This flexibility helps homeowners receive the service they need without having to feel uncomfortable with the consultation system.

Informational Videos

Better Tomorrow Solar has a series of informational videos on its website to inform customers about how solar energy works and to showcase some of the company’s projects. These videos are helpful for those who don’t know a lot about solar and want to learn more. 

Solar Calculator

A truly unique feature of Better Tomorrow Solar’s website is that customers can calculate an approximated cost for a solar system. Most companies in the solar industry don’t give approximate costs for solar systems unless a person contacts a sales representative, so this feature is unique. 

Customers can put in their current electrical bill cost, select BTS pricing, the roof size they’d like covered, and the number of panels to see the initial cost, federal tax credit, net cost, and payback period as well as how much they could save each year with solar.

Available Rebates

Better Tomorrow Solar wants to promote green, sustainable energy in every way, so the company offers customers incentives to go green. Better Tomorrow Solar customers who install a solar array on their roof in addition to converting their homes from gas to electric will receive a rebate of $100 per system kilowatt up to $1,000. A change from gas to electric is much better for the environment in addition to having a solar panel system installed. 

Customers with electric cars can also receive rebates for going solar with Better Tomorrow Solar. Electric cars only produce zero emissions if they’re charged with solar electricity instead of electricity from the grid that is often produced by burning coal. Customers who commit to going solar can place one of Better Tomorrow Solar’s small stickers on their vehicle for a month and receive a $100.00 per kW rebate in the mail (up to $500.00).

Better Tomorrow Solar also offers a discount in solar installation price if neighborhoods have multiple households that want to install solar together. Having more installations in one place saves time and money for Better Tomorrow Solar, so the company passes those savings on to customers. 

• Lack of Financing Information

Lack of Financing Information

Although Better Tomorrow Solar’s website has a helpful calculator to estimate the cost of a solar energy system, the website lacks information about financing. The website says that the company offers multiple routes to finance a solar installation, but it doesn’t give specific information about what those routes are. If customers are interested in financing a solar panel system, they will have to contact a sales representative.